A husband may not use Va. Code § 8.01-428(B) to “correct” a consent order that his lawyer mistakenly revised to change the agreement with regard to wife’s share of husband’s military pension. The parties reached a settlement set out in ...

A police officer called by airport security was justified in stopping a defendant who fled in response to the officer’s request that the defendant stop and talk with him. A ticket agent reported to airport security that defendant, whom she ...

A masonry employee has proven that his bilateral pneumonitis is an occupational disease and his claim is remanded for reconsideration. Pneumonitis is defined as “inflammation of the lungs.” Using this general medical definition of pneumonitis, as we did for carpal ...

An employer must continue to pay for claimant’s medical treatment for her right hand and wrist symptoms since her crush injury in 1986; even though her treating neurosurgeon stated that the exact etiology of claimant’s complaints remains unknown, another treating ...

The judge in this divorce case did not have to recuse himself, even though the husband earlier had filed a complaint against the judge with the Judicial Review and Inquiry Commission. Also, the trial court did not err in striking ...

A claim for disability resulting from arthroscopic shoulder surgery is denied because claimant failed to appeal the commission’s finding that his application for a change in condition was barred by the two-year limitation period in Va. Code § 65.2-708. White ...

A claimant who broke his ankle when he backed away from offering assistance to a co-worker while claimant’s own machine was down, and who slipped on a “greasy skid” in front of the machine that he operated, is entitled to ...

Plaintiff has no cause of action for breach of warranties against defendant manufacturers of fire-retardant wood and chemicals, based on a claim that the wood was defective. Plaintiff is an unincorporated association of condominium owners that alleged defendant corporations manufactured, ...